ECO-DESIGN

Our Eco-design Approach

Our visual identity is an extension of our commitment to sustainability. Its environmental impact was taken into account at all levels, from branding strategy to web and print applications.

WEB ECO-DESIGN

ARCHIMED reduced the environmental impact of its website by focusing on 3 key drivers: Content, Design, and Code.

Content

We carefully selected meaningful visuals and ensured they were not purely decorative. The ones we ended up using were compressed as much as possible. For illustrations, we used the .svg format (its code form makes it lighter than most formats).

Design

We used colors that save power. Since white is the most power-consuming color, we used off-whites (darker shades of white) on our page’s backgrounds. We reduced the number of colors on our pictures and illustrations (our logo only has one color). We also reduced the number of server requests by only using one font.

Code

We added animations only when it was useful for navigation and access to information. To reduce exchanges between users and servers, we limited the number of stylesheets and scripts for the layout of HTML elements. We also reduced page depth and weight by loading specific content (videos, podcasts, old articles etc.) only when users click on them.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESMENT

We regularly monitor our website’s footprint with EcoIndex to make sure we stay on the right track.

1.5g

CO2e

produced on average per page view

2.2cl

of water

consumed on average per page view

32

requests

on average per page view

We collaborated with Digital.Green to ensure our website meets all standard eco-design requirements.

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